Let Us Draw Nigh! by Andrew Murray

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LET US DRA W NIGH 75
XL
Xet us provoke unto Xove*
X.—24. And let us consider one another, to provoke
unto love and good works.
We have had the fulness offaith in which we are
to draw nigh, and the confession of hope we are
to hold fast ; now follows the third of the sister
graces : Let us consider one another— let us
prove our love and care for each other in the
effort—to provoke unto love and good works.
These three thoughts form the subdivisions of
the practical part of the Epistle. Chap. xi. may
well be headed, The fulness of faith; chap. xii.
1-14, The patience of hope; and chap, xiii.,
Love and good works.
And let us consider one another. He that
enters into the Holiest enters into the home of
eternal love ; the air he breathes there is love
the highest blessing he can receive there is a
heart in which the love of God is shed abroad
in power by the Holy Ghost, and which is on
the path to be made perfect in love. That thou